You observe that a 0.26 kg charged object, initially traveling horizontally at 20 km/s, enters a vast region of uniform magnetic field with a field strength of 10 Tesla that is perpendicular to its direction of motion. The object is carrying a charge of -160 mC. Assume that the B-field is applied *into* the plane of the paper/screen and assume that the effects of gravity are negligible. You observe that after entering this region, the object deflects from its original path. The vertical- component of its displacement is y = 1200 m a. Calculate how much has the particle been displaced horizontally. b. How fast is the particle traveling 3.4 seconds after entering this B-field region? As always, you MUST show steps for answering both parts.

You observe that a 0.26 kg charged object, initially traveling horizontally at 20 km/s, enters a vast region of uniform magnetic field with a field strength of 10 Tesla that is perpendicular to its direction of motion. The object is carrying a charge of -160 mC. Assume that the B-field is applied into the plane of the paper/screen and assume that the effects of gravity are negligible. You observe that after entering this region, the object deflects from its original path. The vertical- component of its displacement is y = 1200 m a. Calculate how much has the particle been displaced horizontally. b. How fast is the particle traveling 3.4 seconds after entering this B-field region? As always, you MUST show steps for answering both parts.

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Chapter5: Relativity

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